The input voltage of the following figure isVs=200 V with load resistance of R=50. Theload and stray inductances are negligibleand the thyristor is operated at a frequencyof f3=2 kHz. If the required dVT1/dt is 100 V/us and the discharge current is to be limitedto 100A, then the values of Rs and C, areequal to:T1RsVsSelect one:O a.20, 0.031µFOb.1.50, 0.3µF20, 1.29µFd.20, 0.129µF

In this question we need to find a value of C and R of given snubber circuit.

The input voltage of the following figure is Vs=200 V with load resistance of R=50. The load and stray inductances are negligible and the thyristor is operated at a frequency of fs=2 kHz. If the required dVT1/dt is 100 V/ us and the discharge current is to be limited to 100A, then the values of Rg and C, are equal to: T1 V. R Select one: оа. 20, 0.031µF b. 1.50, 0.3µF о с. 20, 1.29µF d. 20, 0.129µF

The input voltage of the following figure is Vs=200 V with load resistance of R=50. The load and stray inductances are negligible and the thyristor is operated at a frequency of fs=2 kHz. If the required dVT1/dt is 100 V/ us and the discharge current is to be limited to 100A, then the values of Rg and C, are equal to: T1 V. R Select one: оа. 20, 0.031µF b. 1.50, 0.3µF о с. 20, 1.29µF d. 20, 0.129µF

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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